Frank Bostner’s Monuments

Concrete Creations

Below are some of the monuments Frank Bostner created on his homestead — Fort Nostalgia — in Little Falls, New York.

Note that many of his monuments repurposed used grindstones from the hammer factory. And his flagpole is a repurposed grain auger. Mostly his monuments were concrete creations.

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Bostners in Service

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Don Gregory with Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

Don Gregory poses with a concrete canine

Uncle Albert working on Fort Nostalgia

Uncle Albert works on Fort Nostalgia

Frank Bostner's Concrete Monuments

The Bostner Homestead Fort Nostalgia

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Frank Bostner’s Biography

Frank Bostner’s Tools

Henry Cheney Hammer Company